FZ: OZ two-CD live set NEW and SEALED Frank Zappa with Bozzio and Napoleon etc

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FZ: OZ two-CD live set NEW and SEALED Frank Zappa with Bozzio and Napoleon etc:
$10.00

You\'re offerding on FZ: OZ, a 2 disc live set, NEW & Sealed. Fantastic set for the FZ fanatic! I should know, because I am one! I have my own, opened and enjoyed! What you\'ll get is a BRAND NEW one, still sealed!

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This live 2 disc set is a special treat for Zappa fans, as the band has a bit Roxy (Napoleon Murphy Brock), a bit Zoot/Sheik (Terry Bozzio), a bit original mothers (Roy Estrada) and the temporary Andre Lewis on keyboards (reflecting the transition period just before the Zoot Allures album, on which Lewis appeared on a few songs), but even better the song mix covers all mothers eras to that point (1976) - check out that song list in the photo below! The range of years is amazing - 1966, 1968, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1979, along with 3 songs marked 2002 to reflect the first appearance in Zappa\'s catalog of the songs.

Much of the featured material had not been released at the time of the recording, including \"Canard Toujours\", which later became \"Kreega Bondola\", then later changed to \"Let\'s Move to Cleveland\", which was included on Does Humor Belong in Music? (1986) and several tracks that would later appear on Zoot Allures (1976). One song, \"Kaiser Rolls\", appears for the first time on FZ:OZ, and in two versions—the recording from the concert, which has had a missing section edited in, and a rehearsal version recorded before the start of the tour which is included at the end of disc two, entitled \"Kaiser Rolls (Du Jour)\". The lengthy guitar solo on \"Zoot Allures\" contains a section with extensive use of a \"VCF\" (voltage-controlled filter). This part was subsequently entitled Ship Ahoy when Zappa released its counterpart from Osaka (February 3, 1976) on Shut Up \'n Play Yer Guitar in 1981. It wasn\'t separated into its own track on FZ:OZ, however. This is Official Release #70.

This is the CD set you will receive, NEW & SEALED:

and here are 2 photos from my own (unsealed, listened to, enjoyed immensely) copy, so you can see the amazing details:

and for your entertainment, one more thing...